PLANCOET 1979 IN FRANCE

Summary

On December 6, 1979, between 9:15 PM and 9:30 PM, several people observed unusual luminous phenomena in the sky. First, a white luminous mass was seen moving from west to east, followed by five orange light sources that appeared in different shapes depending on the witnesses, such as lines or ovals. These gradually disappeared towards the east, fading out one by one. No further testimonies were collected about this phenomenon, and the lack of information prevented a deeper analysis.

The PLANCOET (22) case of 1979 was classified as "C" by the GEIPAN, indicating that no satisfactory explanation was found. Although witnesses agreed on the general description of the event, the differences in the observed shapes add an element of mystery. Cases like this, with multiple but incomplete testimonies, are common in the UFO database and often require more data for a conclusive evaluation.